For Fun Trips without Nausea.

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Meet Ollaway
A child wearing Ollaway and a seatbelt smiles toward a sibling on a car journey

Travel without the nausea.

Whether you are battling car sickness, seasickness, or airsickness, the Ollaway™ glasses use natural physics to neutralize motion sickness in as little as 10 to 14 minutes—with zero drowsiness, chemicals, or side effects.

Road trips without the motion sickness.

Three pairs. Pay for two.

1k+ happy customers

Ollaway™ Anti-Motion Sickness Glasses

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  • Fits kids & adults
  • Reusable — buy once
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Every parent knows the warning silence. The backseat chatter stops, you check the rearview mirror, and your kid has that pale, ghost-white stare. You have about ninety seconds before you are wiping down a car seat on the side of the highway.

Ollaway stops the chaos before it starts, without drugging your kid to sleep. The frames hold a ring of colored liquid that moves with the car. When their eyes can see the same turns and dips their inner ears feel, their brain stops panicking and hitting the eject button. Put them on when the road gets winding, leave the wet wipes in the glove box, and get to where you are going with clean clothes.

Specifications
Relief Time
10–14 minutes
Material
Ultra-durable, hypoallergenic Polycarbonate (PC)
Dimensions
5.9" W × 5.2" D × 2.0" H (15 cm × 13.3 cm × 5.2 cm)
Fit
Universal flex-frame (Adults & Children)
Included
1× Ollaway™ Anti-Motion Sickness Glasses

Why Ollaway Works

Instant Horizon Synchronization:

The blue fluid inside the four rings shifts dynamically with vehicle movement to create an artificial horizon. This realigns your visual field with your inner ear balance system, stopping nausea at the source.

Close-up of the blue liquid sitting level inside a 1024orizon Ring

Fast-Acting Relief:

Put Ollaway on at the first sign of discomfort, focus on a stationary object (like a phone screen or book) for 10–14 minutes, and take them off once your equilibrium resets.

A boy reads a tablet in the back seat

100% Drug-Free:

No pills, no grogginess, and no dry mouth—completely safe for kids, passengers, and pregnant travelers.

Ollaway resting on a butter-yellow blanket in the back seat

Adaptive Flex-Fit:

Molded from premium, skin-safe polycarbonate that effortlessly flexes to fit both adults and children without pinching.

A girl flexes the Ollaway frame in her hands

Travel-Ready Modular Build:

Snap-fit rings disassemble flat in seconds, easily tucking into a glove compartment, backpack, or carry-on.

Ollaway being dropped into a travel bag

How to Use

  1. Put on your Ollaway glasses as soon as you feel early symptoms of motion sickness.
  2. Direct your gaze toward a stationary object (reading a phone or book works best).
  3. Wear for 10–14 minutes until nausea subsides, remove, and enjoy a smooth journey.
A boy wearing Ollaway looks out of the car window

Before you order

Delivery

We ship to the United States. Standard shipping is $6.99, or free on orders of $29.95 and up, and takes 5–8 business days.

Returns

You have 14 days from delivery to return them, with free return shipping and no restocking fee. Before your order ships, you can cancel it at any time. Contact us and we will sort it out.

HORIZON RINGS NO MEDICINE TO TAKE NO LENSES
How it works

Two signals. One winding road.

The Horizon Rings are partially filled with liquid that rewires the brain.

  1. A passenger looking down at a tablet in a car01

    Your eyes say “still.”

    A tablet, a book, even the seat in front of you can look still while the car is moving. Your eyes focus on a world that appears to stay put.

  2. A winding coastal road with turns and changes in elevation02

    Your ears say “moving.”

    Your inner ears sense the turns, dips and bumps of the road. When those signals don’t match what your eyes see, that disconnect can trigger nausea.

  3. Close-up of the blue liquid inside a Horizon Ring03

    Give your eyes a horizon.

    Partly filled with blue liquid, our Horizon Rings add a moving, horizon-like cue at the edges of your vision. A visible reference for the motion around you.

The science behind the design

It starts with
the senses.

Motion sickness can happen when visual and inner-ear signals disagree. A real horizon can help reduce that conflict. Ollaway adds a moving visual cue using liquid-filled rings.

The visible liquid level in Ollaway’s Horizon Rings
Why Ollaway

A different way
to travel.

A wearable option you can pack, use, and use again.

Get to know the Horizon Rings
Product features, not a comparison of treatment effectiveness
OllawayMedicineNothing
No medicine to swallow
No medicine-related drowsinessVaries
Reusable on your next trip
Adds a visible horizon cue
No batteries or charging
Buy onceRepeat purchasesNot applicable

Medicine varies by type. These are design differences, not evidence that glasses work better than medicine. No relief method works for everyone.

The Scary three words...
"I feel sick"

I’m a dad of two, and I’m building this because of a script I’ve lived through way too many times. One daughter gets motion sickness.

Her sister smells it, hears the commotion, and immediately joins the disaster. Suddenly we are on a gravel shoulder with trucks blowing past, shoving clothes into grocery bags, while a sour smell settles into the floor mats for the entire weekend.

Motion sickness is just a wiring fight. The inner ear feels the turns, but eyes looking at a tablet think the car is standing still. Ollaway puts a moving horizon right in their field of vision so both senses match. No medicine, no groggy kids, and no ruined road trips.

-Carlos,
Dad of two, CEO.

What parents are saying

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Review photo from Marc Dupont

Flexible and fits well

Made of a soft, bendable material that fits comfortably on my young son without pinching. A very solid product for family trips.
Marc Dupont
Review photo from Oliver Schmidt

Great fit for my 8-year-old

Arrived quickly. My 8-year-old son has worn them on a couple of short trips so far and they fit his face very comfortably.
Oliver Schmidt
Review photo from Camilla Duarte

Ideal for children

The flexible rubber frame makes these ideal for young children who suffer from dizziness and car nausea. Stays put and keeps them calm.
Camilla Duarte
Review photo from Lucas Meyer

Kids find them fun

The flexible design is durable enough for little hands. My child thinks they look hilarious wearing them, and more importantly, they keep the nausea away during long weekend drives.
Lucas Meyer
Review photo from Sarah Jenkins

Pleasantly light

Much lighter than expected and pleasantly elastic, making them easy to slip onto my daughter whenever she starts feeling uneasy on winding roads.
Sarah Jenkins

Really useful

They work great! Everyone laughs, but my daughter is the happiest because she can finally look at her phone or read a book in the car without symptoms of nausea or a headache.
Xioma Bellido

Perfect against motion sickness

Ever since my daughter started wearing the glasses while driving, she has had no more nausea. Simply top-notch.
TFR

Finally 4 hours in the car without nausea!

These glasses were truly a wonderful surprise! My daughters usually get car sick, but this time, on a 4-hour journey, they had no nausea at all. It's a real relief for the whole family, especially on long trips. They are easy to wear and quite comfortable. For us, they were very effective.
Amaral Maylis

Anti-nausea glasses work!

To our enormous surprise, the glasses work! Only in recent years did my teenager start suffering a bit from nausea when reading in the car. Having to do so often during long trips, we wanted to try this solution. They turned out to be really helpful for her. It is important, however, to have them put them on before any symptoms start. Nausea never hit her while wearing them! 4 stars because the arms are a bit tight and can cause discomfort behind the ears after extended use.
Francesca

Motion sickness glasses

Very effective glasses for preventing motion sickness for my little boy. Best to put them on him right at the beginning of the journey. The look is certainly unusual, but the results are there.
Ghd

Looks strange –

Works. No more vomit volcano from my kids in the back seat right before turning into the driveway. Only the car detailer and the barf bag manufacturer won't be happy about this, but so be it.
Jan G.

Good help against motion sickness

Works excellently for our child (8). Hardly any nausea compared to not using the glasses. After a while, the glasses press on the nose, and they cannot completely prevent nausea caused by staring straight down at a tablet. A clear recommendation to buy. You just might need to attach the tablet to the headrest so the child's gaze is horizontal rather than directed toward their lap.
TM

Brilliant invention!!

After being the mom who bought motion sickness syrups and wristbands, I discovered these glasses. My 10-year-old daughter, who couldn't stand being in the car for more than an hour, was able to travel from Paris to Marseille without complaining (a 7-hour drive). She was even able to read along the way. Mind-blowing. Quite an invention. I no longer wanted to give her syrup (packed with sugar and who knows what). Even my nephew uses them to read on the road without feeling like throwing up. Perfect.
Douy

Effective

Effective glasses for my son. They do exactly what they are supposed to do.
Abdullah Gök

Meets expectations

Item serves its purpose. Real improvement with my daughter's motion sickness.
STIER

Glasses seem to work

Yesterday was the first 160 km trip for our 12-year-old son; what can I say, he didn't get sick. The return trip was exactly the same. In between, he looked at his phone or played Switch. So far, for whatever reason, I can only say they seem to work.
Sash

Effective!

We were pleasantly surprised! Our daughter has always suffered from motion sickness without any solution ever being particularly effective, so we didn't expect much from these glasses, but they completely worked for her!
Geri & Alexis

Convinced!

Bought for my goddaughter because she gets very car sick; the entire time she wore them: NO PROBLEM! What can I say—no vomiting while they were on her nose, but when she took them off, OOPS... So I think this really must work! In any case, her 8-hour drive went relatively much better!
Pawline

Effective against seasickness

Good product. Saved my son's life on a full-day family boat trip. Works very well for his seasickness... as long as he keeps his eyes open!
Florian Laberdesque

Miraculous? Maybe so

After a 2,200 km road trip and three episodes of nausea, this device completely relieved my nephew's motion sickness. It worked wonders for him; it's definitely worth trying for your kids.
A. REBELO

Works like a charm!

It's great! It helps my daughter a lot, who can't stand riding in the car; she looks like a Minion, but who cares!
Marina

Good quality

Good plastic quality and the liquid moves well. Can't wait to test them out on my son during our next car trip.

Great for long road trips

The glasses are soft and rubbery, so they stay on my daughter's ears comfortably even during a 6-hour drive. They fit both adults and kids just fine. She was even able to draw and do crafts for nearly an hour while wearing them in the car, which is a massive win. She gets carsick very easily, so having her feel only slightly queasy instead of completely miserable is a huge improvement. Pretty great!
Claire R.

Truly effective

They work! My daughter uses them in the back seat and loves that they are made of very soft, flexible silicone that doesn't hurt her face.
Elena Martinez

Perfect for the kids

Works perfectly for my children's motion sickness on long drives. The frame is flexible and doesn't sit quite like rigid glasses, but it holds on their faces well enough to do the job. Recommended.
David Laurent

Miracle for dizziness

An absolute lifesaver for my son's dizziness and motion sickness in the car. We are very satisfied with this purchase—100% recommended for parents dealing with carsick kids!
Sofia Rossi

Better than bands

My daughter has been using them on the school bus for a month now without vomiting once. Before this, she was getting sick at least three times a week. Definitely recommend these over acupressure bracelets.
Alina Kovacs

Soft and does the job

The material is soft and pliable, which is great because it doesn't dig into my son's nose or ears. It fulfills its purpose completely on car rides.
Julian Becker
Wherever you're moving

Car, boat, plane, bus.
Same rings.

The liquid finds level in any vehicle. Put them on at the first sign, look at something still, and let the rings do the rest.

Winding roads

Back-seat readers and tablet watchers on the long drive to Grandma's.

Ferries and boats

Harbour chop and slow swells, when the horizon keeps disappearing.

Flights

Descent, bumps, and the long taxi to the gate.

Buses and trains

School trips and coach rides, whichever way the seat faces.

  • Fits kids and adults
  • Opens flat, packs anywhere
  • No charging, no app
  • Reusable — buy once
A few things worth knowing

Before you head out.

How do the Horizon Rings work?

The blue liquid moves as the glasses move, adding a horizon-like cue around the edges of your vision. Read the science section for the design rationale and the limits of current evidence.

Will they stop motion sickness for everyone?

No. Results can vary from person to person and trip to trip.

Can children wear them?

Fit and the selected product’s age instructions matter. We have not established a minimum age for Ollaway. Check the product instructions and ask a qualified clinician about your child’s motion sickness before use.

When should I put them on?

Follow the directions supplied with your pair. We do not promise a fixed time to relief. Stop wearing them if they feel uncomfortable, affect your vision, or make you feel worse.

Can I keep reading or using a tablet?

The open centers leave your view unobstructed, but reading or looking at screens can worsen motion sickness. Taking a screen break and looking at the real horizon are useful travel habits.

Can I wear them over prescription glasses?

They do not replace prescription eyewear. Compatibility depends on the size and shape of both frames; a comfortable fit over every pair is not guaranteed.

Will they make me sleepy?

Ollaway contains no medicine, so it does not introduce a sedating drug. Motion sickness itself can still leave you tired.

Do they replace medication?

No. Do not stop or change prescribed treatment because of these glasses. A clinician or pharmacist can explain the options suitable for you or your child.

Can I wear them while driving?

Use them as a passenger. Do not wear them while driving, cycling, or doing anything that requires an unobstructed field of view and full attention.

Do they need charging or an app?

No batteries, charging, pairing, or app. The liquid moves inside the rings as the frame moves.

How do I care for them?

Follow the supplied care instructions. Avoid extreme heat and rough handling. Stop using the glasses if a ring is cracked or leaking, and keep damaged parts away from children.

What comes with my order?

The selected product and pack option determine what is included. Check the product details before ordering; a case or additional pair is not implied by the photos.

How long does delivery take?

We ship to the United States. Standard shipping is $6.99, or free on orders of $29.95 and up, and takes 5–8 business days after dispatch.

What if they aren’t right for me?

You have 14 days from delivery to send them back, with free return shipping and no restocking fee. If your order has not shipped yet, you can cancel it at any time. Contact us and we will sort it out.

Pack the horizon
for the next drive.

One pair in the glovebox. No medicine to take, nothing to charge, ready whenever the road starts to wind.

Meet Ollaway
Two siblings in the back seat, one wearing Ollaway, both looking out at the coast